RE: Documented Cursor Bug...Please try.

Hi Chipp, Bug is repeatable on: Windows XP Professional Version 2002, Service Pack 2 -- Harvey -- -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Chipp Walters Sent: Wednesday, November 30, 2005 8:38 PM To: Use-Revolution Subject: Documented Cursor Bug

RE: combine behavior

How to use Revolution Subject: Re: combine behavior --- Harvey Toyama <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi, > > I'm using the split and combine to manipulate > database records. I notice > that the documentation says that the order of the > elements is based on > an inter

combine behavior

ments will recombine from an array? It would seem ideal if I could set the index to be numeric and to use a binary sort. Any suggestions? -- Harvey -- Harvey Toyama QLogic Corporation 949-389-7601 ___ use-revolution mailing list use-revol

RE: serios problem with sql command

Hi Alessandro, If this is your code, get revOpenDatabase ("MySQL","localhost","Gestionale","alessandropisoni","") revExecuteSQL it,"INSERT INTO Anagrafica (id, Codice) values (NULL, 22)" then it looks like you forgot the semicolon, e.g., revExecuteSQL it,"INSERT INTO Anagrafica (id, Codice) val

RE: answer file with defaultPath

Hi Thomas, I recently discovered the same result, the ask and answer dialogs don't use defaultFolder. Use the "with {path}" to make this work for you. The defaultFolder defines the path for "the files". -- Harvey -- -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On

RE: Filtering for uniqueness in a list

Hi Alex and Mark, Thanks both of you for your advice. I used both techniques, they both work, but I'll settle on the "split". It took me a while to figure out why it works. I had overlooked the "warning" in the split definition in prior reading. Next time I'll pay more attention to the warnings --

Filtering for uniqueness in a list

Hi, I have a task that requires aggregating multiple lists and dropping non-unique entries. My lists come from MySQL tables. My alternatives seem to be: 1. Create a temporary table in MySQL and use the REPLACE function with each table (list) pro: the REPLACE function ensure

RE: matchText handler not found

, 2005 3:38 PM To: How to use Revolution Subject: Re: matchText handler not found Harvey Toyama wrote: >Hi, > >After yesterday's good advice on regex, I wanted to try "matchText". My >installation (2.5.1) doesn't find the handler. Is there something >special about

matchText handler not found

Hi, After yesterday's good advice on regex, I wanted to try "matchText". My installation (2.5.1) doesn't find the handler. Is there something special about the matchText function. In fact, I don't recall any of the documented functions being found. Perhaps I didn't install correctly? -- H

RE: Regex help, please

Hi Sarah, That did work and it is even faster than using the "repeat for each". For the record, on this 500,000+ line log file 1. "repeat while vCtr <= vLen" took more than a 20 minute coffee break (then I killed it) 2. "repeat for each ... " took about 10 seconds 3. filter ..

RE: Regex help, please

[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Dave Cragg Sent: Monday, October 10, 2005 4:27 PM To: How to use Revolution Subject: Re: Regex help, please On 11 Oct 2005, at 00:04, Harvey Toyama wrote: > Hi, > > I have a log file to parse. The dat

Regex help, please

put line vLineCounter into vLineBuffer if char 3 of vLineBuffer = "[0-9]" then ... But I never get a hit. If I substitute "6" for "[0-9]" I do get all the lines beginning with "6". Help, please. -- H

RE: Dan's books -- where can I get chapters 13 - 20, 22-24, etc ?

damn stuff"). More will follow every 1-3 weeks thereafter as long as demand keeps up and I don't run out of topics. On Aug 26, 2005, at 9:38 AM, Harvey Toyama wrote: > Hi List, > > I bought "Software the Speed of Thought" a while ago. I just > downloaded

Dan's books -- where can I get chapters 13 - 20, 22-24, etc ?

Hi List, I bought "Software the Speed of Thought" a while ago. I just downloaded the two smartbooks from the ShaferMedia site. The book contains chapters 1-12, and the two smartbooks cover chapters 21 and 25. Anyone have a release schedule for the other chapters? -- Harvey -

RE: mysql oddities

Be sure to eliminate password/version issues. There was a change from 16-characters to 40-characters. Your new service provider may have a different version installed. You can check the on-line MySQL manual under "old passwords". -- Harvey -- -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [

RE: load database tables

Hi, I use MySQL with the commands below to put a table into a scrolling field/buffer: get revDataFromQuery(comma,,dbID, sqlCmd) put it into fld "ScrollingField" To put the table data into an array, use the "split" command on a line buffer (referencing array[row][col] didn't work f

RE: revDatabase

Hi, MySQL 4.1 was my first encounter with the database. The original complaint is due to 16 vs 41 byte passwords. Since Revolution is the only client application I have, and since it only support old passwords, my solution was to add "old-passwords" in the [mysqld] section of the my.cnf file. Yo

Interface locked up

Hi List, My application GUI got into a "locked" condition where the "browse" tool no longer functions. This means I can't move objects around or re-size the panel. The application works OK, but I have to use the application browser to edit a script and I haven't found any way to move things around

RE: Memory error on exit

Hi, I figured this one out. It turned out that my container for holding the database connection ID wasn't valid in the exit script. With the correct ID the Windows memory fault notice went away. Thanks Trevor and Paul for your replies -- they got me thinking. -- Harvey __

Memory error on exit

Hi, I'm new to Revolution and am building my first standalone on a Windows XP machine. My application uses MySQL 4.1.8. When I quit the application I issue revCloseDatabases dbID close this stack The application window exits but then I get a Windows complaint: "Application Error